Dear All,
Thanks for clarifying this. Now I know that this is expected behavior, and will
try to place … before the rest of the arguments.
Stay home and stay safe!
-Roman
> 2020. 5. 9. 오전 1:24, Bert Gunter 작성:
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> The R
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It would help if you consulted the docs, in this case, **The R
Language Definition** and, in particular, 4.3.2 on argument matching.
I won't repeat what it is there, but I believe it will suffice to
dispel your confusion.
Bert Gunter
"The trouble with having an open mind is that people keep
On 07/05/2020 3:46 a.m., Roman Olson wrote:
Dear All,
I am wondering whether function arguments autocomplete causes a bug when
additional ellipsis arguments are used.
Example:
a = function(robot) {
cat(robot, "\n")
}
a(r=5) prints 5, meaning that r is autocompleted to “robot”. Not sure
Dear All,
I am wondering whether function arguments autocomplete causes a bug when
additional ellipsis arguments are used.
Example:
a = function(robot) {
cat(robot, "\n")
}
a(r=5) prints 5, meaning that r is autocompleted to “robot”. Not sure if this
is normal behavior, but this does not
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